Fuming BBC Breakfast fans call for bosses to make big change to show

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Seann Walsh posted a photo of the group grinning broadly while sharing drinks, but fans were puzzled, as many reflected on the feud between Boy George and Matt Hancock in camp.Some viewers also questioned the morality of being seen socialising with Matt after the former Health Secretary was forced to resign last year for breaking his own social distancing rules.Though he begged for forgiveness on the show, many are still fuming - and Boy George was one of them, as he threatened to quit the show when the politician entered camp as a late arrival.To top it all off, Seann publicly made a joke about Matt being a "c***" recently - but even that didn't seem to stop them socialising together voluntarily, without contractual obligations or large sums of money on offer to sway their judgement.Seann shared the snap of the group outing with his 194,000 followers, admitting: " This will never be normal!!! Campmates reunited."Boy George chimed in on his post: "The comedy was just endless and Sean Walsh has a proper job that he is f***ing amazing at!"Seann responded with a cry of "Love you", while fans were astonished at the happy reunion they were witnessing between the previously fraught group.A post shared by Matt Hancock (@matthancockmp)@woodenbin wrote incredulously: "Boy George having a pint with Matt Hancock?"@sean.insideout then chimed in: "Choosing to spend time with Matt? Surely life's not that bad my man."@kerrie_yas_ took a more stern tone, exclaiming: "Just a cozy drink with someone who is to blame for 100s dying.

FANS were all saying the same thing about Naga Munchetty this morning on BBC Breakfast. The star was on her usual hosting duties for the BBC One morning programme alongside Charlie Stayt.

MATT Hancock reunited with I'm A Celebrity campmates Seann Walsh and Boy George last night. The unlikely trio looked to be having a blast as they grabbed a drink in Soho after watching Seann's comedy gig.

Strictly star Hamza Yassin, 32, made a getaway to a remote Scottish village more than a decade ago - and never came back.The Countryfile star even told his mum not to call him anymore, as at the time, there was no mobile phone signal available.The unspoiled countryside stretched out for miles in Kilchoan, on the remote Ardnamurchan peninsula, and he didn't know a single soul - but that didn't stop Hamza from making the location his new home.A single trip there as a university student had him hooked and he resolved to move there, even if it meant living in his car for almost a year.It took him an entire week to persuade his anxious parents that he wanted to relocate, especially when he had to tell them: "Don't call me - I'll call you!"Despite the dramatic isolation, Hamza recalled that he typically only felt lonely around one day per year..When he arrived, he found a local campsite where he could take a shower and ate cheap meals at the local pub."I’m the only black person in probably 150 miles but it didn’t feel like that," he enthused.Most importantly for Hamza, the remote surroundings allowed him to indulge in his passion for wildlife and nature.The keen birdwatcher would spend all day "going up on the hills, going down the rivers, the glens, trying to photograph everything"."Eagles, otters, pine martens, red deer, stags: anything that moved was fair game for me," he told the Guardian.In the early days, one of his goals was to make a "story or image" out of everything he saw.He scarcely had anyone he could share his adventure stories with at first, as it was so difficult to contact the outside world when he first arrived.However, over time he made friends by offering to chop logs for the locals - something which he

Alex Beresford is one of many celebrities who have shared their thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's controversial Netflix documentary.Taking to social media today, the 42-year-old commented on how the dramatic trailer drew people in to watch the show, however so far it hasn't been as explosive as people may have thought.On Twitter, he wrote: "Just finished the first 3 episodes of Harry & Meghan."Netflix played a blinder with those trailers, but it wasn’t outright war against their families. Just their side of the story."I do feel for those that wanted it to be fireworks but have ended up holding a sparkler."In the first three episodes of the show, Harry and Meghan talk about their life in the Royal Family, press intrusion and racism.Tom Parker's widow has 'emotional' talk with his mum over new romanceFans were also given a never seen before insight into the earlier stages of their relationship and how much easier it was to date away from the cameras.The couple revealed that they met through a friend on Instagram and went for drinks in London's Soho for their first date.Harry described their relationship as a "great love story" and said Meghan "sacrificed everything" to be with him.He said: "I think for so many people in the family, especially obviously the men, there can be a temptation or an urge to marry someone who would fit in the mould, as opposed to somebody who you are perhaps destined to be with."The difference between making decisions with your head, or your heart.

Josh Taylor’s highly anticipated rematch with Jack Catterall has reportedly been postponed.

Dunkeld and Birnam Santa Day is set to make Highland Perthshire buzz with excitement on Saturday.

Cold Weather Payments are set to be replaced this winter for people living in Scotland. The Scottish Government will introduce a new heating benefit from February 2023 that will give around 400,000 households on a low income a guaranteed £50 payment towards their energy bills.

A resource centre set up by the West Lothian Foodbank has seen huge demand since opening its doors a month ago – with the charity shop selling out of furniture twice.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left in floods of tears as rugby ace Kevin Sinfield during an emotional interview. The Leeds Rhinos legend, 41, completed his Ultra 7 in 7, which saw him run from Murrayfield in Edinburgh to Manchester United’s Old Trafford in seven days.

BBC Breakfast star Carol Kirkwood was left red-faced after her co-stars pointed out a major blunder. Carol joined co-stars Jon Kay and Sally Nugent on Monday morning to deliver her weather report.

NAGA Munchetty was replaced on BBC Breakfast today - after disappearing mid-way through yesterday's show. The 47-year-old presenter unusually hosts Saturday's edition alongside Charlie Stayt. However, she was replaced on the red sofa in Salford by regular BBC Breakfast relief presenter Rachel Burden.

VIEWERS of BBC Breakfast have raged at bosses over their report on egg shortages, alleging it is causing people to panic buy. This morning, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were presenting a report on the current egg shortage and how it is affecting Britain and its supermarkets.

RACHEL Riley has been awarded £50,000 in damages after winning a libel claim against a pro-Corbyn blogger who called her a "serial abuser". Ms Riley, who appears on the hit Channel 4 show Countdown, sued Mike Sivier after he published an article on his website Vox Political in January 2019.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has apologised to fans as she posted a rare picture from a night out with friends. Naga, 47, has a busy work schedule between her presenting role on BBC Radio 5 Live and fronting BBC Breakfast Thursday to Sunday each week.

GREAT British Bake Off fans have been left fearing for Noel Fielding following his 'worrying' appearance during the finale. The Channel 4 cooking programme's latest series came to an end on Tuesday night as a new champion was crowned - warning - there's spoilers ahead. Viewers watched as the three finalists Syabira, Abdul and Sandro battled it out for one last time in the big tent.

BBC Breakfast became awkward after a Strictly Come Dancing star was welcomed on the show. The show took cheeky turn as hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent welcomed cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason to the show after he wowed Strictly crowds with his performance last weekend.

BBC Breakfast fans were left stunned after they spotted a 'cheesed off' reporter grinding his teeth, thinking the cameras had cut away. Monday's show saw Sally Nugent and Jon Kay report on the latest headlines from the BBC Breakfast sofa.

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent begged bosses to stop a report after a technical blunder left her 'sick'. Sally, 51, was back on the BBC Breakfast sofa alongside Jon Kay on Mondays show and one of their first segments was about it being 100 years since the BBC's first radio programme.